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JaGo Language
Disclaimer: Jago is still in Alpha state and providing access for beta testers.
Jago is a new programming language with syntax similar to Java language and performance of Go programming language. Some of the modren applications need DB and cloud file access (like AWS S3). Jago provides direct file read/write access to cloud files.
In addition there are few modren concepts to make development easy. By default when the language is installed, each installation gets a cloud account, which lets write cloud apps without any additional installation, setup. The main intention of this feature is to reduce/remove configuration headaces for junior developers.
Main Features
Java like language with the peroformance of GO (batteries and power-station included).
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Internet Database included.
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Syntax similar to Java and JavaScript
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No Pointers
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All Primitives pass by value and other by reference
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Less memory usage
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Smaller binary size
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Go routines
Internet Database
You may think Dabases are independent of language, but Jago want to make developers (especially new devs) life very easy and smooth. For that if the user creates a temporary file system and database key included with the installation. It is activated on first installation and can be altered easily (with a custom account creation online).
I believe programming languages should evole and include the modren features developers require. Today (2024) lmost all web applications require some kind of database and storage. Jago have a internal internet database and storage api.
Jago language is designed from the start with the web storage and general database part of the language itself.
What it means is,
Files:- Just like File API, Jago internal api like webfile which allows to write/read directly to a webfile. You can think of a webfile something similar to Amazon AWS S3 storage file.
Database's:- Just like Java JDBC, there is a DB wrapper which is indepenent of Database and allows to write and read from any of the general RDBMS like MySQL, Postgress...
There is also NoSQL db wrapper like JDBC which allows to write and read from few NoSQL dbs like MongoDB. When writing to a Datbase,
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